hard · Poker Theory Turn
You are on the turn with an SPR of 2.3. You hold a strong but vulnerable hand. Why does 'denial value' outweigh 'inducing bluffs' in this specific scenario?
- You want to induce bluffs when SPR is low to get stacks in. (under this line) (under this line)
- Induced bluffs are only valuable on the river.
- Vulnerable hands should always check to keep the pot small.
- Low SPR environments make the cost of giving a free card disproportionately high.
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